... is, that if this Government fall, presided over the most eminent statesman now living of the Whig party, we aro likely to see the entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country. But whether the Government are equal to ...

... reaction*, since stronger tools found needed - r but.shoold Lord -be- anable to carry through a.Reform Bill, there to the Whigs as a-party. The Culouial. Office the vsek. point of the present, administration, as iJr. Cardwell has shewn- lameatable want ...

... solution of this universally grown cereal can be such a luxury to ninetenths of the people of the country ? care neither for Whigs nor Tories, I quite indifferent whether Lord Derby or Russell is in, but what care for is, welfare the population around and ...

... worth recording. We this to he indication of good intentions, and the best indication we have had for many a day, that old Whig exclusiveness is breaking up, and broader policy is about to inaugurated. Another rumor is that the army is to be considerably ...

... indignation wonld rind support on both aides of the Houses of Parliameat, and ought to proceed alike from Conservatives and Whigs in the country at large. Let Norfolk set example. hope to communicate form of petition next week. J. B. S. TYPHUS AND NURSING ...

... during the rest the day, Jettex was produced, of threatening nature, which OTJeeffe had written to the editor of the Northern Whig. It was wild rambling style, and seemed to be written by man who was not sane. The defence made for the prisoner was that his ...

... put in competition with the fall minister or a party conflict. Still, even Whigs and Liberals may be acted upon and influenced anght by their constituents. If churchmen, Whig and Liberal if you please, but conscientious churchmen notwithstanding, would ...

... surely, a very extravagant extension—if extension there is to be at all. To less than this would be worse than to nothing. Whigs Conservatives would act wisely, were they now' whilst the people are not in a mood of dangerous excitement, to dispose for ...

... earnestness can supplicate fur him, and all who have come within reach of the fascination of his personal. presenve—be they Whig or Tory, Republican or do it, if they are good for anything, His boldness and presence of mind, too, are most remarkable. Some ...

... are much better than the Whigs whose policy is to jumble all religions together, believing that one is as good as another so long as its prof essoi s will help to keep them in power. I repeat it, yon are tetter than V?* Whigs, though grieve to say some ...

... days of the impost will be numbered. observe that the Mercury gives insertion to a letter complaining of the union of Tories, Whigs, and Radicals this movement. The complaint is absurd. The malt tax, if a grievance at all, is one affecting all parties, and ...

... Bass, because he could, take foreign barleys that weighed very light, and malt five bushels to their four. In fact, the bite Whig Government in no way attended to the interests of agriculture, for if it had the agriculturists would have been in a better ...